Constantino says standing by Trump and fighting BS spared him from Dem onslaught in midterms

Anthony Constantino — who survived one of the nastiest House races in upstate New York by “being authentic” and standing by the president — is poised to become one of the GOP’s most outspoken voices in the minority.The CEO of custom printing company Sticker Mule, who burst onto the political scene in 2024 by putting a huge “Vote for Trump” sign on the roof of his factory in the city of Amsterdam, spoke to The Post Thursday after declaring victory in his midterm race — one of the few bright spots for Republicans in an election where Democrats seized control of the House and Senate.“I stood by the president.I stood by him doing good things,” he said, when asked about his survival strategy.

“I just try to be authentic, be honest.I’m authentic.

I’m not just trying to sell them a line of BS in order to win a seat.“President Trump was right to say if he was on the ballot and if other people fought, stood by him more aggressively, we would have better outcomes.”Constantino’s brand of political confrontation included ripping reporters as “a–holes” and “scumbags” in his victory night speech and partnering with political “prince of darkness” Roger Stone, who helped persuade him to run.“I give him a lot of credit.

He saw me as a person that had no political experience and but built a great company,” Constantino said.Asked why he teed off on a pair of TV reporters during his moment of triumph, Constantino explained: “They deleted two of my interviews, put up a fake transcript, and then when I started, you know, criticizing the guy crossed his arms and tried to stare me down … I have to be mindful of security in an event.And just because you’re a reporter doesn’t mean you’re not an unstable person.“You are an a–hole if you’re going around calling other people a–holes for no reason,” he continued, blasting an article about his affiliation with Stone.

“I think the biggest drag in the race was the evil medi...